and nobody is happier that press conference are over than the coaches jim and john. they met with the media together one last time today. >> i concur. >> at times using short answers. >> i concur. >> the harbaugh brothers spent 30 minutes answering questions about their similarities and their differences. >> philosophical? that would be hard for us to spell philosophical right now and i know we couldn't spell commonality. >> the brothers made sure to acknowledge their mom and dad >> nobody in the family has the more competitive fire than my mother. most important thing to me is that believed in me. she was not happy when we built a hockey goal out of chicken wire and shot all the windows

out of the garage door when we were 13. they were glass. she called dad in on that one. >> it was a multigenerational event. their 97-year-old maternal grandfather got a piece of the spotlight. >> whoever would have imagined that. >> yeah. >> i would never have dreamed this in all my life. >> he was an auto mechanic by trade and spent time playing baseball and were in the streets of clevand when the brothers were young. >> they always called me the world's worst fishermen because every place i took them they never caught any fish. >> that is definitely generations of the harbaugh family. if you are a long time 49ers plan, i have never met a dallas cowboy that likes the san francisco 49ers. so emmit smith, guess who he is picking. >> i honestly believe the 49ers

will win the game by am actually rooting for the baltimore ravens. for ray lewis. >> reporter: the 49ers held their final official practice of the week. the team will go through a walk through tomorrow. the only real your concern for san francisco has been linebacker brooks who had been -- injury concern for san ran is brooks. again, less than 48 hours. almost time to play some football and it is not soon enough. don't forget that a 7:00 super bowl special tonight on cbs 5. >> all right. thank you, dennis. all right. check that. when the 49ers do come home with their six championship, authorities in san francisco are ready to handle the fans no

patter what. cbs 5 reporter linda yee shows us they are trying to learn from the giants celebration. >> reporter: they did learn some very big lessons. if the 49ers do win this sunday, the mission here, one of many hot spots around the city where fans love to celebrate in the streets, but the cops say they are putting trouble makers on notice. >> restaurants and bars are gearing up and the city is getting down to buzz to prevent violence sunday night -- business to prevent violence sunday night. >> we have many officers preassigned to certain places, certainly the mission, north beach, the marina. >> merchants appreciate the police presence, but liquor store owner says there is a down side, too. >> the police is coming.

>> no more business. >> nobody comes. >> the night 9ers won the nfc championship the sidewalk in front of his business was a magnet for exuberant fans and a lot of cops. no one wants a repeat of the night the giants won the world series. things were set on fire. to stop that from happening, extra garbage collection is scheduled sunday morning before the game. >> our office and i will person -- personally be committed to prosecute someone who damages property. >> the district says the consequences will be clear. he pointed to the mug shots of 14 people arrested the night of the world series. >> some of these people that had a prior record are facing the possibility of 45 years to life. there are people that had no

criminal record that are facing the possibility of three to five years in prison. >> reporter: city leaders say there will also be zero tolerance for public drink. reporting live in the mission in san francisco, linda yee, cbs 5. >> remember, you can see it all right here on cbs 5 on sunday. the super bowl kickoff is at 3:30 our time following several hours of pregame events. our team will be there all weekend long. dennis is joined by vern glenn, griego. violent crime and the violent criminal that kept officers tied up for hours. an amber alert posted on highway bay area signs. how police learned there was no kidnapping and no kid. nearly hit 70 degrees in

napa. how long do we stay warm? so many questions. so many answers in my forecast coming up. and, a warning for super bowl party planners. why you need to keep an eye on your guest or face possible lawsuits.

burglary. it happened just before two a-m on mohoney drive in east san jose. a brutal attack in san jose after a woman calls to report a car burglary just before 2:00 a.m. police say the suspect chased the caller and another woman into the house and assaulted them. he also chased them back into the street and attacked them a second time. the suspect then went back to the victim's house and stole several other things. a man who police call one of the worst criminals they have ever seen is behind bars after a month long investigation. s.w.a.t. team closed in on mitchell pope this morning.

pope surrendered peacefully after a 30-minute standoff. officers considered him a high threat to society. >> in my mind i have two or three names over the 13, 14 years i have been on the job where i will never forget them because they are so sophisticated and violent it is almost impossible to forget them. they are where they need to be. >> pope was wanted for attempted murder. he is linked to several shootings in san jose. investigators are searching the home for evidence linking him to those shootings. police in fairfield are investigating the apparent had had of a teenage girl. her body was discovered this morning at a park. police were still on the scene as of this afternoon. a passer by found the body and notified police. so far the victim's identity is not being released. no word on any suspects. an oakland woman could face

charges for an amber alert hoax. she called police saying her husband beat her and then kidnapped their child. an am bare -- amber alert was issued but the husband called and said there was no kidnapping or child. some nudist protested today in front of city hawaii four people were arrested for violating the ban. the nudist say the ban violates their civil rights. this week a judge dismissed a lawsuit by the group trying to overturn the ban. he survived rainstorms, super sized steaks. right now our own mike sugerman checks in closing in on new orleans. the star quarterback's

extraordinary mission. whey helping young heart patients is a personal mission for colin kaepernick. job growth helped the dow close about 14,000 for the first time in five years. good news for google which hit a record high today, but some wary analyst say watch out for a quote, overheated market. ravens linebacker ray lewis is a shower thing for the hall of fame, and he credits the 49ers head coach who helped him in his early years. >> he is one of those people that were in my life like marvin lewis, rex ryan that really had a great impact on my life. >> at super bowl 47, i am dennis o'donnell.

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these kids showed tear true colors today. their screams can be heard all the way to the superdome. no prize super bowl sunday sees more than its share of duis. the drunk related accidents are about 75% higher. julie watts on why super bowl party host should be mindful of those numbers. >> there will be plenty of pizza, wings and alcohol. >> i will have a couple beers at least. >> it is not what is served, rather how much is served people hosting should be concerned about. >> that party host can be held legally liable and have some financial consequences to them providing alcohol. >> the legal term for the civil responsibility of host

protesting guests alcohol. men 21 to 34 are the most likely to drive drunk according to the national safety administration. laws vary state to state, but in california, they per tin specifically to host that provide alcohol to guests under 21. that doesn't mean you can't be sued if a drunk adult leaves your party and injuries someone else. >> they have to review their homeowner's policy and specifically look at what are the limits of their coverage. >> it may also cover everything from food poisoning to a slip and fall. but when it comes to alcohol it won't cover you criminally. so, along with the snacks, this year party planners should be proactive about post party lance. >> people staying at my -- plans. >> people staying at my house

are spending the night. >> if keep in mind, in california you can be held legally liable for an intoxicated minor even if you didn't know they were drinking. >> it is a long, long day, too. the game is three to four hours long. there is a lot of food, but there is a lot of time. >> certainly. a lot of people will cut off drinking around the third quarter. >> not a bad idea. plenty of us will be chowing down on chicken wings this super bowl weekend. if you do, you can expect to pay more. in fact, the wholesale cost is 14% higher than it was this time last year. although there is a rumor wing short and, one restaurant reports it will fry up 6.8 million wings nationwide. about 1.2 billion chicken wings will be consumed this super bowl weekend. that is a lot of chicken wings.

>> shouldn't there be a short and in general. >> where is that bird? >> the wings come with the chicken. >> last time i checked, yes. >> reporter: beautiful weather the weekend. part of the celebration we will have on sunday when our team wins can be spent outside. it is going to be that nice. look at that beautiful sunset. pretty cloudy toward the south bay, but a gorgeous sunset. officially 5:34 today you gained 1:54 of daylight. i will take you to the bay bridge in just a second. we are all at the whim of technology. i will tell you about some of the highs today. 71 in oakland. mid to upper 60s in san jose and morgan hill and also looking at temperatures in the

mid-60s. san rosa 65. as you would guess, the radar is clear. will stay clear for the weekend. we have had 12 different januarys in our history with less tan 1 inch of rainfall. that means we will be dry all winter? no. average rain in february was more than 3 inches. we could actually use that. history says we will get more coming up. oakland down to 46. another chilly night inland. fairfield 37. san rosa 36. there is some moisture working its way up south. this will filter the sunshine a bit tomorrow. all about that big bubble of high pressure not moving much. it stays put, our weather stays indictment big low pressure area moves in from the north

and quest. you'll get an even better look at the bridge in our sunday night >> reporter: we are looking out to the eastern span of the bay

bridge that has been under construction for the past 11 years. that bay bridge was opened up on november 12th of 1936. that is 76 years ago. actually, it opened up six months ahead of the golden gate bridge. obviously it is time for a little facelift. so, 11 years ago reconstruction began on this bay bridge, the eastern span which does carry nearly 300,000 commuters a day. so, what has been going on is construction and construction and cbs 5 is now proud to say that we are going to host a super night at the new bay bridge which will originate from new orleans and a new eastern span of the bridge which is slated to open up labor day this year. california governor and former oakland mayor jerry brown will start the count down clock of

the new bay bridge. we will be hosting it live right after the super bowl. it is a super night. we hope you will join us this sunday after the super bowl. reporting live from treasure island, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. we'll be back after this.

quarterback colin kaepernick but in the lot of h you know, on sunday a lot of eyes will be on 49er quarterback, kaepernick. >> was a lot of hearts are already beating in appreciation. we explain. >> colin kaepernick is phenomenal on the field and off. >> go 9ers. >> go 9ers. >> the quarterback has a big heart for these special kids. >> when he was looking for something to donate his time and his name to he said i want to do something that will help kids with heart defects. >> this was before he signed husband first contract which is

very gratifying as a patient. >> this -- his mother lost two children to heart disease before kaepernick. >> it is a blessing he chose this. >> he has undergone four open heart surgeries and sufficiented a stroke early on. he is doing incredibly well today. >> at camp taylor kids are kids. they try new things and make new friends like colin. >> one of the coolest things i saw was spending hours in the pool with the kids. no one asked about the tattoo. no one asked about the scars. they were just kids. >> they decided of years ago

most of these kid would not have survived to adulthood. today they will. >> they see an 18-year-old or 19-year-old kid that has the same thing and they look at them and say you know, i'm going to be okay. i can actually grow up and be like this person. >> for the cap colin kaepernick has endorsed a new t-shirt. >> cute. >> anyone can buy one and part of the proceeds will help more kids be kids. >> the big fund raiser is this saturday. the kaepernicks had planned to attend, but something called the super bowl came up. if you want to buy a t-shirt go to cbssf doing click on health. >> we are still getting to know him a little bit. so neat to meet his parents. >> wonderful. >> such a great guy >> what a good idea. >> wonderful.

wonderful kids, wonderful cause. >> be right back.

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from james brown and talk to the mayor about how to turn around failing public schools. what was the new orleans school system the day after katrina? >> it was gone. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road" with one man's odyssey to new orleans to honor its biggest fan. >> he was my hero. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from jackson square in new orleans. square in new >> pelley: good evening. we are here to cover the super bowl this sunday, but we start tonight with the economy. it took nearly five years but the dow is back above 14,000, a symbolic end to the worst economic crisis since the great depression. back in october of 2007 the dow hit an all time high of 14,164